When Will The Rams Extend Sean McVay’s Contract?

[SeminoleRam]

I do realize (At least I think!) that Sean McVay has a few more years left on his current contract BUT the sooner the Rams can commit him to a LOOONG Term Contract the Happier I will be! Sean McVay is special and I do hope he remains the Rams Head Coach for many, many years/seasons!

 

[kurtfaulk]

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There was a article during the week that said the rams were gonna extend him after this season and give him a sizable upgrade to his contract.

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[SeminoleRam]

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There was a article during the week that said the rams were gonna extend him after this season and give him a sizable upgrade to his contract.

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Thanks for the information (I missed that article)! I am not asking for much! I just hope the Rams are the ONLY Team Sean McVay ever Coaches again!

 

[den-the-coach]

The Day after the Super Bowl Parade in Downtown L.A.

 

[Legatron4]

No worries. He won’t be going anywhere for at least 30 years.

 

[LesBaker]

No worries. He won’t be going anywhere for at least 30 years.

While I like to think the era of coaches having long term careers with teams like they used to have is sort of returning I don't know about 30 years. Only 16 guys have gone 20 years or more. That's a long time as a HC, and I'm not sure that today's game isn't so all consuming that someone could make it 30 years without losing their mind!

There is no offseason for a HC and the days off are rare and every day is a long day.

 

[den-the-coach]

There is no offseason for a HC and the days off are rare and every day is a long day.

McVay is perfect for it, he understands the landscape, currently has no children, but has been around his whole life. I'm confident he'll be the Los Angeles Ram Head Coach for a long period of time.

 

[LesBaker]

McVay is perfect for it, he understands the landscape, currently has no children, but has been around his whole life. I'm confident he'll be the Los Angeles Ram Head Coach for a long period of time.

I think so too @den-the-coach and I hope he is coaching and making a difference for as long as I am around. But 30 years is a number only two coaches have hit, and they were in a different era.

20ish seems to be the limit, we've seen several coaches in recent eras reach that.

The toll is very high. I like McVay and wouldn't want to see him spending the last few years being ineffective because he was burned out.

 

[Merlin]

John Shaw would have been like: "we are holding you to your contract and oh by the way here's some ways Ziggy and I think you can improve as a head coach..."

Thank God those days are behind us.

 

[den-the-coach]

I think so too

The toll is very high. I like McVay and wouldn't want to see him spending the last few years being ineffective because he was burned out.

I don't think so because it's very possible after a dozen years or so, he'll move upstairs and be part of the organization for a very long time. Let's enjoy the moment, no reason to think how long it's going to last...It's like dating the hot girl, don't worry about losing her, just embrace the moment and enjoy each day.

 

[LesBaker]

I don't think so because it's very possible after a dozen years or so, he'll move upstairs and be part of the organization for a very long time. Let's enjoy the moment, no reason to think how long it's going to last...It's like dating the hot girl, don't worry about losing her, just embrace the moment and enjoy each day.

Good points all of them my friend.

I hadn't actually considered him taking a position in the FO.

He and Snead together could fail, but more likely would create a monster that would keep the team on a winning path for years.

 

[Merlin]

I hadn't considered the hot girl analogy. Well done @den-the-coach.

 

[Dodgersrf]

Never. Hes the favorite to land the Cleveland HC gig.

 

[FarNorth]

While I like to think the era of coaches having long term careers with teams like they used to have is sort of returning I don't know about 30 years. Only 16 guys have gone 20 years or more. That's a long time as a HC, and I'm not sure that today's game isn't so all consuming that someone could make it 30 years without losing their mind!

There is no offseason for a HC and the days off are rare and every day is a long day.

The Rams can give McVay a week off after they win the Super Bowl. That should be all the rest he needs for about five years.

 

[ReekofRams]

McVay is perfect for it, he understands the landscape, currently has no children, but has been around his whole life. I'm confident he'll be the Los Angeles Ram Head Coach for a long period of time.

McVay loves football, so coaching isn't a job for him, it's his passion, so much so, that coaching has become his children for now. No, he's not going anywhere for a long time.

 

[LARams_1963]

I hadn't considered the hot girl analogy. Well done @den-the-coach.

Plus, he already has the hot girl....:rimshot:

 

[gabriel18]

Back the Brinks truck up and give McVay whatever he wants .

 

[Ram65]

McVay has been praising the LA weather. He leaves for the office before the traffic. Has a nice house and girlfriend. Has an owner that spends money. Has a great relationship with his GM. He is winning. Has a new leading edge stadium being built. Players like coming to the Rams in LA. He isn't going anywhere else for a long time.

 

[Rmfnlt]

No limitations on how much he can make (no salary cap implications and Kroenke is loaded).

As long as he's successful, he'll be kept locked up by Kroenke... now, afer the death of Paul Allen, the richest owner in the NFL.

 

[Jacobarch]

No worries. He won’t be going anywhere for at least 30 years.

I hope he's the next Parcells or Belichick